Idaho Falls Farmer's Market

“As Arizonans, we always enjoy checking out local farmers markets when we travel, and the Idaho Falls Farmers Market did not disappoint. The weather was a crisp and beautiful 70 degrees, making it the perfect Saturday morning activity! There was a great variety of vendors, with plenty of lunch options including burgers, pizza, and other prepared foods. We also found a few breakfast choices like bagel and egg sandwiches, as well as coffee vendors. The flower stands were especially beautiful and added a lot of color to the market. As vegetarians, breakfast options were a little limited for us, but there were still a few things to choose from. The real highlight was the atmosphere & walking along the river, browsing the vendors, and enjoying the gorgeous weather made for a wonderful morning. One tip for first-time visitors: the market is located along Memorial Drive by the Snake River Greenbelt and isn’t tied to one obvious address. We found it easiest to navigate to the Broadway area downtown and then park a block or two west of Memorial Drive before walking in. Once you’re near the river and see the vendor tents, you’re in the right place. Overall, this was a lovely farmers market and a great way to spend a Saturday in Idaho Falls. Between the scenic river walk, the local vendors, and the welcoming atmosphere, it’s definitely worth a visit.”

“On our way back from Yellowstone, we made a stop at the Idaho Falls Farmers Market, and it turned out to be one of the best farmers markets we’ve ever visited! The market sits right next to the beautiful river walk and has an awesome mix of local food, handmade crafts, and great vendors. We also tried the Original Chimney Roll, a traditional Hungarian dessert, and it was absolutely delicious! It was such a fun and relaxing way to wrap up our trip. If you’re ever driving through Idaho Falls on a Saturday, I’d definitely recommend stopping by. You won’t be disappointed!”

“Flowers, baked goods, local produce, dog treats, lots of handmade jewelry, leather, metal works, art, local butchers, local oils, and all sorts of food trucks (shaved ice, tacos, wood fired pizza, sliders, coffee, etc.) including more authentic food types than I was expecting Mexican, Jamaican, Italian. July 2025 pricing: Bouquet of flowers was $30, cold brew coffee was $4.75 and garlic herb sourdough loaf was $12. Lots of choices, lots of shade and misters going, live music and the street was closed so plenty of room for families and their dogs to shop.”

“Proportional to the size of the city/town, this is, without a doubt, the best and most impressive farmer's market I have ever been to! There are like five blocks worth of vendors, each with something so unique and special! There's plenty of arts & crafts, desserts, food trucks, drinks, even games! Plenty of samples as well. I highly recommend visiting Idaho Falls on a Saturday just so you can stop by and spend an hour or two exploring the market. Absolutely immaculate vibes”

“We lucked out and stayed right by this. Our favorite farmers market so far. Really enjoyed it and wish our town had something even close to this. Loved seeing the different booths. It made us fall in love with the town more. I miss the cinnamon things already. Loved all the dogs and 2 goats!”

“A definite must do on a Saturday morning! We love going to the farmers market. There are fresh flowers, food, treats, live music, produce and so much more! Some of our favorite vendors are Thors Chocolate, Megpies, Mama Fla Italian Food, and Sugared Moose Donuts!”

“The market is in such a great location right on the river. There is a great variety of vendors, small businesses and food. Some of our favorites were Cow Friend Soap, The Blooming Goat, Ghost Goodies, Pit Stop BBQ and Beewise. There are so many to name.”

“Tons of local and regional vendors with tasty food and impressive craft and trade offerings! And the location at the Idaho Falls greenbelt is a huge draw. It’s a great place to walk around and support local small businesses!”